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Is it all rage bait? Matt finally comes clean.
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Is it all rage bait? Matt finally comes clean.
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We're tracking how the American public feels about the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
Democrats like what the polls say. They’re just not sure they believe them. Plus, Still Counting EP8 and our Election Night plans.
New poll has Democrats leading by 11 points
Plus remote work, ethnostates, and my interview with Mehdi Hasan
Nobody ever learns anything
Have you heard? There’s an Election Day around the corner.
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Growth against austerity
Let’s stop being practical for once.
Google’s negative FCF and Search decline is concerning. Google bets on TPUs being an Nvidia competitor.
What if Black voters turn out like it’s a presidential race? Democrats’ path to a Senate majority could become much more robust.
With less than a week until Election Day, Democrats are feeling good. They’re also wary as key races remain neck and neck.
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The pro-family conference that wasn’t
Mamdani seems surprisingly moderate because mayors need to govern.
Could lessons be learned from these subtle cues?
Anthropic Token inflection point post Opus 5.5 is now live. How to use Claude for Investing and Equity research. a guest post from an experienced Equity research analyst.
The Cheesecake Factory and an election in Israel
If there’s a blue wave, how far could it reach?
It’s official: Democracy and low AI sentiment is now an AI bottleneck. AI Infrastructure is hitting a consumer and voter snag.
The right way to teach is simple. Teaching is not.
Legalize comedy!
It might be the most important issue right now, but I’m not history’s main character.
Trump makes an affordability play just before Election Day as California construction rises, Los Angeles tries to manage its homelessness response, and Bloomberg and Gen Z assert their own leadership.
Plus: Italian anarchists were effective because they were organized
The case against cheap climate policy
It’s tough to say anything meaningful about the midterms at this point, but Democrats should think harder about their fundraising.
Birthright citizenship is dumb. That's the point.
When FLIPR and prediction markets disagree, which has the better case?
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Also: Autotranslation breeds international beef, the best ever Subway Take, and infinite scrolling at school
Fraudulent polls are just more evidence of social media’s corruption of democracy.
Plus: Why in the world would Americans care about Romania?